Peer-to-Peer (P2P) file sharing applications allow users to download and share electronic files of all types and to use any computer as a server for file sharing requests. Currently, some of the more ...

At its most basic, peer-to-peer file sharing -- often referred to as P2P -- transfers files between two individual PCs (one to one), as opposed to one server downloading to and uploading from several ...

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This is an annual reminder that copyright owners of music, movies and other materials may pursue people who illegally share files, including using lawsuits and subpoenas. As the college’s registered ...

File sharing is a popular Internet activity. This webpage provides information, guidelines and resources to help the Cal Lutheran community utilize and enjoy such activities efficiently and legally.

Here's a new problem to add to the list of ways in which health data can be left exposed to intruders: A university technology professor has submitted research demonstrating that he could obtain tends ...

September 3, 2010 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google You want to transfer a file to a friend but IM transfer has failed, it's too big for email, or somebody is ...

Unauthorized peer-to-peer file sharing on corporate networks appears to be far more widespread than many companies realize. In a study of P2P file sharing at 560 companies, Ottawa-based AssetMetrix ...

When you drag a file into FilePizza, you’re given a link. Send that link to someone and they can start downloading the file right in their browser directly from you. Basically, your file never touches ...

Like Dropbox, Box, and Google Drive, ESTmob’s Send Anywhere offers file sharing–but with a key difference. Instead of first saving files to cloud storage, Send Anywhere enables users to share content ...

In a typical local area network, a central file server provides services to each computer on the network. The server grants access to the network through authentication and shares resources such as ...